Reviewed by Debra LaGattuta Fact checked by Emily Estep Alocasia, commonly known as elephant's ear, is a striking tropical ...

First, take the plant from the pot and separate the stems and rhizomes carefully, ensuring that every division has its roots. Gently upturn the alocasia over a plastic tray, then tap the pot to ...

Alocasia and colocasia bulbs should be overwintered at 60 to 65 degrees. If grown in a pot, simply cut the leaves back and bring the pot inside after the first fall frost.

Alocasia Aurora, planted in pots, can brighten up any dark and dull corridor. “We just put half a glass of water every alternate day in each pot and they look happy and healthy,” explained one ...

Alocasia sanderiana commonly called Sacred Heart Lily or Kris Plant originated from the Philippines and belongs to the Araceae family. ... Sacred Heart Lily is grown from a rhizome.

• There are almost 70 species of the genus alocasia. They're tropical herbaceous plants that grow from either tubers or rhizomes. The species vary greatly in size. Many have eye-catching colors ...

Like other alocasia, Regal Shield has large (18-inch long, 15-inch wide), heart- or shield-shaped leaves. The upper side of the leaf is dark green, while the underside is a lovely purple with lime ...

How to care for Alocasia zebrina: watering, repotting and where to position it. For many, the Elephant ear houseplant is the pinnacle of a tropical plant collection. Alocasia zebrina .